Spiced Chai Sugar Cookies

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Warm vanilla spiced chai sugar cookies that are rolled in a homemade chai spice blend. Dunk them in a chai latte for a comforting breakfast or snack. If you love sugar cookies, see all of our recipes here.

Spiced Chai Sugar Cookies

I’m so ready for an escape after our busy spring. Summer can often be a hectic time, too, but I’m looking forward to spending more time in our comfortable home, breathing in the fresh air and relaxing with the family.

Have you ever had chai tea? It’s been an Indian tradition for centuries. It’s a black tea blend that is partly sweet and partly spicy.

We created our own chai tea pairing…Spiced Chai Sugar Cookies. We took our classic, bakery-style sugar cookies, gave it a warm vanilla flavor and added chai spices.

The spiced chai sugar cookies are best when you refrigerate the dough for about an hour before you bake them. Make the dough, scoop the dough into 1 1/2″ balls, roll the dough in the special homemade chai spice/sugar mixture, and pop that dough into the refrigerator.

Now it is time to sit back with a chai latte and sip your cares away while you anxiously await those warm cookies. Maybe hop in your hammock or lounge chair on your patio with that book that you just can’t put down.

I found that using 1 egg made the recipe too dry. 2 eggs seemed to help the dough come together better. Other than that the recipe was great. I have chai loving co-worker who was very excited to receive these.

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